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Cracking Software developer job interviews requires thorough knowledge of Data Structures and System Design. Persistence is key while learning. My aim is to make you confident about your next interview. I will create a realistic study plan covering all topics which can be asked in interviews. I have bachelor's degree in Computer Science and Engineering and currently work as SDE 1 at Amazon. Previously I was working as Software Engineer at Samsung Research for about 1 year. I am also career coach at Scaler Academy, the first job-driven online tech-versity. ...

I'm an electrical engineer with 7+ years of experience with data analytics. I have a master degree and PhD degree and I'm currently a postdoctoral fellow. I've been working as mentor for Udacity for the last 3 years and I'm an instructor at Data Science Dojo, Alura, Awari School. I've been a consultant for IBM, Shell, Fastshop, Symrise and Petrobras and I can help you to find a new position in data science, help with projects and competitions or give you classes on machine learning, deep learning or data science ...

Computer Science graduate with an education technology specialty, I worked mostly as web/mobile developer.
I have worked as a web developer both as a freelancer and a permanent employee. I had the opportunity to work on projects of different kinds; new projects with completely new tools which I had to learn on the job, legacy projects where I had to learn about obsolete technology and make it behave like a modern one, young projects to which I had to contribute in short terms, etc...

Ayush has a bachelors degree in computer science and engineering and currently works as a machine learning engineer at an AI startup in Singapore. He has mentored hundreds of machine learning students in Udacity over the last 3 years, and helped many of them get into top companies, teaching positions or make an advancement in their career. He has helped students around the world in achieving their goals and learning programming and data science.

Tech entrepreneur who has won awards for managing both people and products, across corporate and startup environments in the past 15 years.

I love sharing my experiences and learnings with others while tailoring the mentorship for each individual's needs.

I have over 23 years of experience in the industry, mostly with Java, and over 35 years of programming. I have taught programming for over 8 years at a college, and mentored college interns for over 20 years. I am an obsessive learner, and hence understand technology much more than the tags can express.

I like my mentees to ask a lot of questions, but not without doing reading on their own. I believe in helping individuals become self-sufficient, rather than making them dependent on me. So, I ask them ...

A programmer with a passion for helping people solve frustrating problems—He got started at 18 years old (in 1999) writing a data conversion script in Perl for his mother’s client in the manufacturing industry.

Since then he's worked for various companies over the years, but he's primarily been a freelancer and consultant. His clients have included small businesses, universities, and large organizations (e.g. The Department of Veterans Affairs, Time Warner & Master Card) across various industries (e.g. retail, marketing, health care, education, research, and non-profit).

He's used a wide variety ...

Amin is a full stack data scientist, currently working as a Data Scientist III at Google. Amin's method of mentorship is to empower the mentee. Coming from a totally different background (electrical engineering), Amin understands the struggles many students have in fitting into the job market. He is good with explaining tough DS concepts in simple layman's terms. He is well-versed with various ML/DL algorithms, statistical concepts (AB testing, causal inference), tools (python, sql, R). Most importantly, Amin enjoys seeing mentees land their dream jobs.